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Fiona, Thanks for all that detail! I was just looking for an answer like, "oh native is 1/2 the speed or 2x as fast" or whatever. It seems to be working fine for me now, so its not a big deal. Once it gets fixed I'll modify all my VMs. Stuart

Fiona, et alia: My research seems to stand indicative of the fact that io_uring is more efficient and provisions better performance than would otherwise be achieved by using other asynchronous IO methodologies, is that a fair assessment? Presuming the foregoing is an accurate description of...

Yes, that is the issue I was referring to, though I do apologize for not characterizing it in a more accurate manner. As suggested in one post I read the simple solution (for now) was to change to using AIO=native instead of AIO=io_uring. This has been the manner with which I dealt with this...

Dunuin, Thanks for your most brisk and useful reply. I was not aware of this, but indeed did promptly effectuate the installation of this kernel version (as such, my Bluetooth USB device is now functioning). One additional question... Do you know if the 5.19 kernel release fixes the issue...

ProxMox Users, Developers, et alia: I am curious if anyone has a prediction as to when the ProxMox kernel version will get into the 5.19.0 version range? My purpose to asking is that I have an USB bluetooth adapter I plugged into my server (so it can communicate with a bluetooth thermometer)...

Proxmox users, developers, et alia: Well after clicking around and digging through that post it seems that when I deleted the disk and recreated it. However, this time the "Async IO" setting (towards the bottom) was switched from "Default (io_uring)" to "native". Thereafter, functionality was...

ProxMox users, developers, et alia: I created an SMB share on a TrueNAS SCALE server and initiated the installation of a ProxMox VM onto it. About 30% of the way through I got an io-error and some yellow triangle. Has anyone seen any kind of issues like this and what are the best logs to...

Thomas, Thank you for your response, it indeed did work. My initial foray into using ProxMox was simply to have a single server to run VMs on for my computer lab (mostly Linux VMs, though some are FreeBSD, Solaris, Windows, etc...). At first those VMs were running on local storage, then I got...

ProxMox users, admins, developers, et cetera, Let us presuppose that I have a ProxMox cluser named "pve-cluster1" which consists of 3 nodes (pve1, pve2, pve3) and they are installed servers each with local disk space. Next I install ProxMox onto a laptop (pve-laptop) and have it join the...

Stefan, In that case I am happy to perform testing on the no-subscription repos. For now ProxMox is just for home lab use and its criticality is not that high. I am curious, if I am going to upgrade an SSD in one of my NUCs running ProxMox, what is the easiest way to migrate (as the migrate...

No problem, I was just curious. I was able to work around the issue by modifying my user configuration from the command line. Yes, I did mean the pve-no-subscription repository and I am sorry to have been so inarticulate in referencing it. It is not so much a lack of confidence, just was...

Thank you. Any idea when the next release of ProxMox will be forthcoming? Will this patch make it into the unofficial free patches anytime soon? Stuart, N3GWG

Stefan, In fairness, this is of course not a critical bug (for me at least). However, it seemed rather odd. The rules that apply to TLDs also apply to subdomains. Thus, so long as domains like uni-corn.com or baskin-robbins.com exist and function so can the TLD have a dash as well. I...

Developers, users, et alia: Let us presume that my domain for my local network (when an IP address is DHCP'ed) is "test-net"; thus if I had a workstation or server would DHCP it's networking configuration it would be something "host1@test-net". Whence I attempt to effectuate the creation of a...

When I attempted to execute that command I got this: Unable to set expected votes: CS_ERR_INVALID_PARAM Once I shut the second node down the command worked (I'd suggest that error is rather indescript). Also, once I fix the second node how do I revert the expected parameter back to a normal...

I noticed that there is a place in the /etc/pve/corosync.conf file to set the number of votes each node gets. What would be wrong with just giving each node two votes (or only the working node two votes)? Would this not also solve the problem for the moment? the other temporary solution would...

I recently created a 2 node cluster and then had reason to take the second node offline. In so doing, I noticed that the entire PVE stopped functioning until the second node rejoined. Is there a way to tell PVE that when only one node on a two node cluster is functioning to still consider that a...

Sir, No problem! I appreciate your attempts to assist me in this endeavor, I by no means thought my time was wasted. I imagine in the near future I will move to Windows 11 soon anyway and perhaps at that juncture these issues will evaporate. Stuart

I had that set to enabled in precedence to our even initiating our colloquy in this forum.

Sir, I have followed your instructions in pursuance of obtaining the proper ISO to leverage, and succeeding that and making it available to the VM I ended up with this: